Fix invalid quotes in Chinese translations #92
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This PR fixes an issue in the Chinese translations where curly/typographic quotes (“ ”) were mistakenly used instead of proper ASCII quotes (
"), which caused problems in UI rendering wherever variable substitution occurs.What was changed
"N_ALBUMS": "“N” 张专辑"→"N_ALBUMS": "\"N\" 张专辑"Why it matters
Some translated strings contain variables wrapped in quotes (such as
"N"or"QUERY"), and using curly quotes breaks the variable substitution and display on the UI. This fix ensures correct rendering and consistent formatting wherever such variables appear.Credit
Thanks to @Smileher for the original Chinese translations. This PR builds on their work by correcting quote characters that caused rendering issues.